stroll

Next, stroll around the main square to admire the well preserved architecture of the town.

In the deep secrecy of a crowd he kissed her good-bye, and then went forth to stroll about the town.

A stroll, too, would be pleasanter than sitting indoors, don't you think?

Regrettable as it may seem, it is with heightened spirits that he continues his stroll.

And now let us take a stroll, or rather let us walk, for a stroll implies pleasure, and I certainly cannot promise you that.

Father smoked a pipe and took a stroll in the moonlight through the orchard, where he had always something to look after or to do.